QSO 20m CW with ART 13 & 75A 4

Primer QSO con el transmisor ART-13 en la banda de 20m CW, con malas condiciones de propagacion y usando como antena una Marconi en T. Para mi fue una experiencia excitante el manipular con el ruido del rele de transmision. Desde aqui un abrazo al corresponsal ON5PK.

[@QRPCW]

Menuda maravilla de transmisor, solo estar delante debe ser alucinante!!!!, me encanta su cuarto radio. 73

[@haramanggapuja]

Man, do I wish I had one of those. What a beast.

[@ERNESTOGUEVARA1957]

Eso es un cuarto de radio , si señor en este caso si que se trabaja la estación de radio ,no como ya sabemos que los equipos de hoy es apretar tecla On y a volar , Enhorabuena por esa estación ,,envidia sana la verdad

[@raccoonnyc]

Thanks, that was fun! Tom, ak2b

[@jamilsouzagodoisouzagodoy1099]

"Focaiada dos infernos"!!!...

[@wladyslawkorczynski7386]

Ile kosztuje?

[@cindys1819]

All these comments, in foreign languages, are funny. The truth is in the 1950's to mid 70's you could buy surplus ART-13's in New or nearly new condition for $25 to $35. They were a step up from the command sets. BUT when we were kids we quickly found out that our fathers or uncle's who held tickets ART's had the AM Broadcast band!!! So, when no one was looking, we could be throw a longbwire up a tree and become the new hot Rock and Roll DJ or talk about local girl's or drown out the preachers on Sundays saying we were the voice of evil...🤣🤣🤣 Before CB's and linear's etc there were the ART's to have our fun with.

[@user-on6mv8pm5t]

Пусть говорят непереживай

[@krzysztofszmel7503]

Zmien ten klucz bo jest zbytnio chalasliwy